Ep. 27: Entrepreneurship is not Innovation with Jim Hart
Release Date: 01/14/2020
Ep. 47 Experiential Entrepreneurial Learning with Maria Ballesteros-Sola
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“If you are online, you are already out of the building,” says Maria Ballesteros-Sola. Maria suggests that experiential entrepreneurial learning may not be more difficult online. Hear why on this episode of the Teaching Tuesdays Podcast
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Ep. 46: Micro-credentialing with Steve Gedeon
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After experiencing a demand among students for more entrepreneurial activities and lessons in and out of the classroom, Ryerson University started a micro-credentialing system that builds into greater credentials for students. Learn more in this week's Teaching Tuesdays Podcast.
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Ep. 45: Preconceptions of Entrepreneurship Students and How That Impacts Their Learning and Ability to Succeed as an Entrepreneur with Todd Fernandez
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What are your students' preconceptions about entrepreneurship and how does this impact their ability to learn? We discuss the answer to this question in this week’s USASBE Teaching Tuesdays Podcast. Hear the conversation between host Michael Luchies and Todd Fernandez here.
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Ep. 44: Teaching Entrepreneurship to Under-Resourced Populations with Zen Parry
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In this week’s episode of the Teaching Tuesdays Podcast, we speak with Zen Parry about teaching entrepreneurship to under-resourced communities. It was an eye-opening conversation to say the least. Zen shares why she quit trying to teach and decided to start learning from them instead.
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Ep. 43: Mega-Enrollment Courses with Chris Pryor
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Can you imagine teaching an entrepreneurship course with 100 students? How about 800? In this episode of the Teaching Tuesdays Podcast, we speak to the University of Florida’s Chris Pryor, who teaches entrepreneurship 800 students at a time. You’ll learn about the benefits and limitations of mega-enrollment courses, along with Chris’ advice for you.
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Ep. 42: Benefits of Integrating a Podcast into an Entrepreneurship Curriculum with Rebecca White
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Listen to this special episode of the USASBE Teaching Tuesdays Podcast to hear from The University of Tampa’s Dr. Rebecca White, who discusses the En Factor Podcast and the benefits of integrating a podcast into entrepreneurship curriculum.
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Ep. 41: Award Winning Student-Led Consulting Projects with Dennis Barber III
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Dennis Barber III has built relationships in the community to help with client referrals and vetting for student-led consulting projects. Learn more about his award-winning efforts and strategies on this episode of the USASBE Teaching Tuesdays Podcast.
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Ep. 40: Empowering Students Through Team Outreach Projects with Patrick J. Murphy
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UAB's Patrick J. Murphy found his calling, and his entrepreneurship program empowers students and entrepreneurs through class-based team outreach projects. Hear all about it in this week's episode of the USASBE Teaching Tuesdays Podcast.
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Ep. 39: Storytelling in Entrepreneurship Education with Justin Wolske
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In this week's episode of the USASBE Teaching Tuesdays Podcast, we talk to Caseworx Founder Justin Wolske about the importance of storytelling in entrepreneurship education, stress inoculation, using movies to teach, and more.
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Ep. 38: Social Innovation and More with Debbi Brock
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Debbi Brock went from being one of the first students to graduate with a degree in entrepreneurship, to Executive Director, to social entrepreneurship educator. Learn from her journey and hear her thoughts on social innovation in this fast-paced and information-packed episode
info_outlineUSASBE Board Member Jim Hart discusses entrepreneurship in the arts and experiential learning in this week’s episode of the USASBE Teaching Tuesday’s Podcast. Hart recognized a gap between the education given to future artists and their ability to make a living after college, so he did something about it.